Mt Robson — Local services in Area H (Robson Valley/Canoe)

Mt. Robson has a very stunning beauty. A must-hike for the avid hikers. The trail is daunting, especially for me. We did our five-day backcountry hike with our two children. Amazingly it wasn’t too difficult for them and they enjoyed the hike and camp very much in spite of non-stop rain.

Hiking in the backcountry is the best time to hang out and chat with your kids, particularly that there are no cell phone or internet signals here.

There are certain parts of the trail that are getting difficult as the elevation goes higher. Emperor Falls is so beautiful. It has the largest and best-known waterfall. Going to this trail starts a steep climb with numerous switchbacks. You will pass White Falls, Falls of the Pool and finally Emperor Falls. I saw couples here doing pictorials for their prenup photos.

Be mindful that water access here is from the surface water. Thus, should be boiled, treated or treated prior to use.

Had a ton of space on your phone or camera for taking snapshots of the picturesque view. A first aid kit of course is a must for every hiker. Lots of spaces for campsites but be sure to register first...

This is a short drive, approximately 32 miles from Jasper, AB if you are visiting Banff and the Icefield Pwky, via TC-16W. One of the highest mountains in British Columbia, and some of the best mountain views from the roadway you will ever see. You can find plenty information at the Mount Robson visitor center, plus there are displays on the lower floor showing much the wildlife from the area. Highly recommended short trip for right now and views while visiting Banff and Jasper. As a note, if you're driving on 16 W. from Jasper, make sure you pass the visitor center and head up the road approximately 1 to 2 more miles, where you'll come in contact with the Mount Robson Park signage that displays a large mountain goat. Another great place for some photos of...

Berg lake trail is definitely a beautiful trail. I would recommend giving yourself 4 nights to break up the hike and keep it manageable if you're backpacking in. Definitely hit up snowbird pass if you have the energy. It's an extra ~20km round trip from berg lake but worth the sights of all the glaciers. All the bear caches are metal boxes. Most of the tent pads fit (2) three man tents. If its raining be prepared to deal with mud. The trail is super visible and well packed. Didn't find it too technical at all. Lots of access to water sources along the way. Covered Shelters with picnic tables are available at the main camgrounds. Kinney / emperor falls were great stops. We stayed at marmot the third night and it was good but a push to berg lake would...